About join some tier 3 kalej for Btech CSE. What should i learn in the meantime? Something that don't overlap with kalej syllabus and is useful in getting jaab and internship.
Will do CS50 course of harvard first to get the basic idea about subject. Other than that i need something else. Thinking of learning Linux and the Rust language.
I have time of 2 months.
>>157
actually not just good as in got good marks in boards but you must actually enjoy the thing, aiml isnt training cool chatbots, 90% of it is just high level math
>>157
Didn't study a bit of maths in +2. TBH IDK if am good at maths or not, scored full marks in maths till 10th and also good at reasoning but i don't wanna waste my time learning +2 maths.
Option 2 seems better to me.
> state
MP
What you learning rn?
HTML CSS, C or Python languages also seem easy and doable to me but it will overlap with kalej syllabus so no point in doing them now.
>>175
AI can barely do the most basic shit man, and the problem is architectural just throwing more compute at it won't solve it, besides as big tech companies are figuring out the costs of AI are so immense that the only people worth replacing are clerk tier jobs, that is why they're making this hype of AI, they want to mask that it is useless and a waste of resources in the hopes that they can strike some lottery and end up making a model that is actually efficient and gets shit done.
>>176
I sometimes look at r/developersindia and they pretty much discuss about how 90% of coding work has reduced and they're just making adjustments to AI slop and calling it a day.
>>175
My kalej is shit, off campus is the only way, and hence i wanna focus on skills from the start.
> some companies
Which company?
BTW Oracle revoked jaab offers of dozens of IITians.
>>178
The only merit of IITs is that they take admissions based on a test that ensures that the Jeet joining knows good Math for programming logic, and that's pretty much it. This provides a good stable base of cognitive donkeys for MNCs but no innovators, that kind exclusively comes from the west because people there get in tech out of passion not because their baap put them in a coaching center.
>>184
>This provides a good stable base of cognitive donkeys for MNCs but no innovators, that kind exclusively comes from the west because people there get in tech out of passion not because their baap put them in a coaching center.
>>194
Depends on what you're doing, a typical dev could work just fine with windows and wsl, generic cybersec soc analyst guys could survive too, for pen testing linux is the only way
DSA, literally nothing else. everything else can just be copied and built in a day or two but problem solving skills? it takes months, sometimes years if kalej has rapey curriculum
>>214
you can learn what not and there is shit ton of things to learn but honestly, you shouldnt do them as main quest. you can learn javascript, react, nodejs and any db like mongo, postgre, etc. at the end most companies will take online assessments and only dsa will get you into final technical rounds.
>>217
I also want some side skill to learn.
Like am interested in animation and also know the basics, but this field is dead now. Something not related to my main jaab, but i can do it for my own interest and can some earn bucks to if given chance.
>>281
>learn a language
you use it for writing projects, problems(leetcode/competitive programming) and you eventually see editorials where new functions and techniques are used, that's how you learn them. As for basics, like conditionals, operators, functions are enough.
>enough to land a job
most jobs arent based on language, they test you based on aptitude and DSA then interview rounds have again dsa and project related discussion
>how do i learn any lang
not much to do, find online documentation and just watch any tutorial for once, dont go for in-depth long playlists.
>memorize functions
you use them and you then start remembering them. for any functionality you can simply google or use AI to suggest you functions.
